The Sun. — London, England, 1810-08-13 00:00:00

1 , :(3,11 the- LOLVD=O,N G‘.IZE,TFE, Is:0. AiThe Cor:rt of 'the Queen's Rilaee; the Bth of Augo!:it,:181O. Present, the King's most Excellent Majesty in Council. . . It is this .day ordeted . Oy Ilk Majesty din Council,. that the Parliah,ent which static'', prorogued to Tues day, the 21st day of this instant August, he fur-, tiler prorogued to l'hurOY ) ibe ist ddy of Nwetu bet .next.. "ills" day the _Right liohaitrable Richard Lord Viscohtit 'Cheti.vynd ‘‘ as, by his. Majesty's coll., mand,' sworn one of the Clerks of his Majesty's, must Honourable Privy Council is Ordinary, hi the town of Sir Stephen Cottrell, 'Km. whoa; his Ma .jeAry been graciously pleased to permit to r: fire from the 'said odice. DownThg-street i Aug. 11, 1810. A dispatch, of which the following . is anextrmci, was this to, , rning received at. Lord Liserpr•Ors Of fice, addressed to his, Lordship by Lieutenant-Ge neral Viscount Wellingt.n, dated Alverca, July 25, 81-0. The cavalry attached to GenerA Craufurd's-Ad •vanced Guard iewamed in the villages near the F , ,rt of La Coneuptiun ttll the,--:.?181 list: when the 'obliged it .to retire towards Alrueid4, and-the Fort La Cokep!ion . rest rt,yed. : From the 2lst till yesterday ihorning, )31 igadier- Gemeral 6rauturd Coniiuttud' to occupy a positiou near Altnt-ida, with his left within eight hundred yards of thi.:-Ft.ll, and his right extending'towards :lune". The enemy attzicked him in this position .Yesterday morning, shoriiy after day-.tight, with' very. large htdy.ot intantry.and cavalr):, and tl:e Briodier-General retired across the bridgebver the • • It, this operation I, an sorry to say that the trybovs unclut his- . coininand ..buttered considerable loss. • The ehetny' afterwards made three efforts to storm the Midge over the (..; a, in ah of which they were repulsed.' • • , am informed that throughout this trying day the commanditig officers of the 43d, 52d, and gsth regiments, Lit_utena:!t• Colonel Beckwith, Lieute-‘ uant-Colonel.Barclay, and Lieutenant-Colonel.Hull, and all the officers - and soldiers of these . excellent - regiMents distinguished themselves. In Lieutenant- COloatl-Hull, who was 'killed, his'Mojesty haS lost an able and deserving. ctf.cei% • Brigadier-General Cr.aiturd has also, noticed the steadiness of fte 3d reganent of PortugueseChas seurs ,under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Elder. Since - ye*eidily the enemy have made to move- meal. Copy of GeneratC6ufurtl's• Report inclo se d i n Lord'Wel .. lingtf>n'a Dispatch of the 2itit j uly, MY LORD, . Carvelh,,!, lid) , 25, I have the honour to report to - your Lordship, th•it yesterday' moining- the enemy acisianced to at ' tack the light 'diviSion with between three and four thousand cavalry, a considerable nuniber of guns, atid -- a large body of infantry% 'On the first appear ' auc, of the heads of their celluintiq, tile cavaliy and briL:ade of artillery attached to the division advanced • to stii,p , irt the *pets, and Captain Ross, with four guns, Was for some time engaged -with. those attached to - the - enemy's cavalry, which Were of much larger caiibfe. As the immense superiority of the enemy's force displayed itself, we tell back gra , aially i towards the fortress, u l on -the right of w Inch the tufantry of the divis•ion was posted, having jg left in some judo , sures sear the ahout eight hundred yards 7from the place, and its right to the Coa, in a very -•brol:r.ii and exiensive• position,.which it - was' ah,o -.` iu ely neoessagy to occupy, in order to cover the 'r,ssage of the cavalry and-artillery through' the long relefilefeading to the - bridge. Atter thiS was effected, .the infantry retired by .chgrees„-and• in as good Order as'it is possible in ground so- extremely intricate, A posiitiin close in front of the hri,ge was main rained-as long as was necessary, to give time for - the troops which had passed to take up one behind the r.it er g arid .the bridge was . after Wards .defended with the greatek though I am. sorry to say; with otskle'l'able ' by' the ;.43d - and part of the t 95th regiment. Towards the - afternoon' the firing ceased ; and 'after it was dark, I withdrew the trucips from the Coa," and retired to this place, - The .troops behaved with the greatest gall.mfry.::' (Signed) R. CRAPFURD. • To Lord Viscount &c. • These returned as prisoners and missing were ' taken in a cha rge o f th e enemy ' s cavalry just atter - our cavalryan gds had began to retire. , Wei Serjeant killed; t Lieutcnant, rrral a i s horses, woui,ded. • -. 16th - Li;ltlit Dragoons —3 tiorses,-wounded. • - ist I us . sars, , KingYs German. Legion,- iiurse, eat;l . 2. Rank and Flie, i 3 horses, wounded,, ,tstßaitalion 43d pout --J Li'Lnatenant-Colonel, t •(:tptain, • i Lieuten nir, 2 iieije,ints, 13 Rank and Pile, •i II led Capta:tts, 6 Lienteiants,, 13iserjeants, 77 Rank and Pile, wosiid,d ; 1 D11.111!liter; 14 Rank and File t Biassing: lit tin talion,s2al Foot —r Rank, and File,' killed; t ;,laj ,r, t ; 3 Rank and File, missing. ast Bal talion 95th' Foot a Lieutenant, it Rank and Fi killed lr ; 2 Captains, 5, Licuten an ts , a •ensign,. a 54 i< auk ai:d Flle , wound:a; 1 'Lieutenant, r Selt.::111t, 52 Rank and Pile, missing. • ist Battalion ,l'ortiagnese - Cassadores— 2 Rank and File killed , ; 7 Rank and File,' wounded ; 7 Rank sod' kale, missing. . 3,1 Ditto-2 Rank anal File, killed . ; 1 Serrant, , 23 Rank and Ede, NNolliltitrd ; 2•Rank and-Pile, missing. - Total —r Lieutenant. Colonel, t Captain, 2 Lietiten ants, 3 Serjealits, 2a Rank and Pile,.3 horses, kil. led; i Stall; t Major, 7 'Ciptaii,s,'l2. Lieuienants, a Ensign, to S.rjeants, 164 Rank and File , iz horses wounded; Lieutenant, a Selieant, Drammer, So Rank and File, missing ' N. B. One ofli:er of th:. Vortuguese Cassadores woulna ed, tank and name dot aicfrtained. (4 , igaiLd) C. ST F.WAR Brig. Cut. and Adj. Gen. Names of Officers killed, wounded,'and missing. Killed. ' 43d - Foot—Lieut. Col. Edward thip., Captain E. Cameron, • Lieuictiarit sistii tout— Licuitmarit Donald M'Lcod. s, ‘Vounded. Staff . - Lieutenaht. Shaw, '43d Regiment, Aid-de-Camp to lirtgad.:•r-beneral R. craulutd, slightly. 14th I.4;iit.Or.agoons--Lie . .tennt severely. • ist Kati - d!on o rtie-43d Regtment--captiiins P; - Dcstron, T. and.. ‘V I'. Captain f. W. severely ; .I..ientenant'Gedrge ohnstone, slightly ; Lieuteoant severely,; I".:itutena,nt Horatio 1 - LolLot, .lightj; 'Lieutenants 1. llearmaid, I „Steven son,' Roger . Precleric . k; severely. 52(1 ditt;J—Maor berry Ridewuod, slightly ; Captain R. CampelL ditto. - 9;tn ditto-- Captains Jasper Creagh and'Satrinel' Mitchel, se vet.: ly; sireo dead ; .tst Lietitenam FI -C. ; ist Lieutenants niatlnas Pratt, l'aer Riley ; - Alexander Cbane, and l'horn..s sevc'rely ; zd.Lieuten4nt Geo. Simmons, ditto. Admiralty-Office; August ii, 1 8 IU. :Vice Admhal. Campbell - has transinitied to John Wilson Cioker, Esq.-a leiter from Leuienant War rand, comnianding his 111ajesty's .gun-brig Flood- hound, giving an account or her having,. on the - hat inst..eaptured of tht; Non h.Foreland, iiie Becassine French priva;cet, of t %%To tun, and. 2(3 wen oqt one clay frutu Calais without having wade boy capture. Poiciln Office, July 27, 181 4. . . The King. has been pleased. to appoitit John Parke, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul iu, the bland of • • Mir-011 /lug. it, igto. , ist geghtlent of Lite Guards, Captain Edward Kelly, from - the ist Dragoons, ,to befiapt.iin ofa Troop,vice Tomltyns, who exchanges. ad Regiment'of Dragoon Guards, the Honourable Frederick . Bettie, .to be Cornet, by purchic., "vice Phipps, pro moted. lit Ditto, Quarter-master George 'Powell, from the !Eat Light Dragoonsoo be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, • vice Fox,• who resigns the Adjutancy ist Regiment of Dragoons, Captain john Toinkyns, from • the ist Lite-Guarth, to be Captain ot a Troop, vice Kelly, who exchanges. .4th Ditto, Cornet ,Garrett ii. 11 , 1°1011y, to be Lieutenant, • without , purchase.. loth Regiment of Light Dragoons,: j. Grattan, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Leonard, p•oinoted. • aid Ditto, Ensign George Henry from the Ist Foot, Guards, to be Lieutaliant, by :purchase, vice Cox, pro- -muted. sth Rcg'iment of Foot, .Lieutenant G. Renwick, from the ttt Vilest India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Moore, whd exchanges. 15th Ditto, Liedtenant lames Garstin, from the 5801 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Carter, tvliu exchanges. 28th Ditto, LientKiiant It. H. I'. Laugkirne, from the 4th • • Foot, to be Lieutenant,, vice Huddlestone, who ex changes. - 31st Ditto, Captain William Beresford, from Half-pay of the Bth Garrison battalion, to be Captain of a Company; vice Fagei, who exchanges. Lagar, Gent. to be En. sin, vice Soden, deceas,,d.. . e 38th Ditto,. W. D. 'Laurence, -Gent. to be Ensign by pur. 'chase, vice IVl . Plierson, promoted. • Both Ditto, Lieu,-enant Lawson 1 - luddlestone, from the • 28th Foot, to be - Lieutenalit, vice Laugliarne, who ex. " changes. 44th Ditto, Ensign john - Connor, to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice the• Honourable R„ Quin, who 're signs. Standley, Gent. to be Ens,gii, vice. COn nor, 45' 7tli Ditto, Captain John R. Forster, .from the rzd Foot, to, be Captain of a Company, vice Mills, •who exchanges.- 47tb Ditto, Captal.l IVitttam Cheyne to - be: Major, .176 , put_ c.:lase, vice Yates, .proznotect in the ist West India Itegi. .53t1 Ditto, Lieutenant Caasar Andrews_ to be Captain of a Cuinpany, vice • Classon, deceaso. Ensign Joseph Ni ciioisun to. be Lieutenant, vice Andrews. Ensign John trout Hi:Or-pay of the 17th F oot , to b e E nsign, vice Wi.ionson, who excnanges: Wm. Harrison, Gent. to be ditto, vice Nicholson. 57th Ditto, Lieutenant Ralph Fawcett to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice - Statitiorth, 'who retires. 53th Onto, Lieutenant Dansie Carter, trout the -15th Foot, to be Lieutenant; vice k,arstin, who exclia:iges. 69th Ditto, Captain Walter Symesto be - Major,. by pur • . chase, vice Stuart, wh o iet i res. 71st Ditto, Serjeant-Major William Anderson to be Adju , wit, with tile Rank of Ensign„ vice Graham; who resigns the Adjutancy only. 73d Ditto, Captain Tnontas S. Cleaveland to be Major, by purchase, vice Sc o tt, who retires. - • • • • ilzd Ditto, Brevet-Major Robert W. Mills, from the 45th Poot,',to be Captain of a Company, vice Forster, who ex- • '.cilanges.' Lieutenant lames - Stewart to be Captain of a' - C6iiipany, vice Northern, deceas'...d. Ensign lieujaniiii Welstead robe Lieutenant, vice ste,rart. 9.'2,(PDitto, Assistant-Surgeon William 'turner, !ram the 33d Foot, tO be Surgeon, vice Hainilton,appointed to ttic 91.. t Foot. ' • ' • 94111 Ditto,, lames Wright,.Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Do.: paid, who retires. 97th Ditto, Lieutenant Maurice De Courcy to be adjutant, v.ee (Merman, who resignS the Adjotatircy only.• • 98th Ditto, .-Serje-nt. Major Stistn to be Quarter. Mas- . . teri vice . Dippie, why resigns.. tat •W i et India Reginient, Lieutenant Henry -Ledge, from the. • New Brunswick Feneibles; to be Lieutenant, vice Phan, • Who exchanges.. : sth Ditto, Ensign lames Grant to be, Lieutenant, without . purchase, vice M'Donald,, appointed to. the zd Veteran Battalion; - Archibald Hamilton, Gent. -to he Ensign,wiih out purchase, vice , Craiistown, whose. Appoint ment h as not taken place. „Alexander Gem, to be ditto, Vice Grant. • - - ;tit Ditto, Lieutenant W: lames..Moore,-froM the' 6th Foot,: • to be Lieutenant, vice:Renwick, who exchanges.. 6th Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant W. R. 'Powers, from Half= pay of the 54th Vcot; to be 'Lieutenant, viceCouncl. lap, willi exchanges. New BrUnswick- kimcibles, Lieutenant W. 13. Phair, from ~ the rst West India IZeginient, to be Lieutenant,vice Lodge, • who exchanges. : Canadian- l'encinles, Ensign John I.3bn - stone to be ljentenane. Daniel Dupre,. Gent, (late a Lieutenant in the Royal Ca. 'nadiaii Volunteers) 'to be Lieutenant, with tetnporary rank. Charles Pinquet, Gent. to be Ensign, .vice 4„leceasecl: • ' . STAFF: ~ . To be Depuir Assistagt - Cominiss2ries. General to , the . Forces :-:lVilhatxt swainson, "Gear. Wllll.llll Woodhousc, Gent. , . HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital• Mates tbr General Service—Roger Hanly, :-Gent. Win. Sibbald, Gent. Ist Battalion of t ;1c 35t 111 :eban'ent--Lieutcnant PG:I%IICW: ukeli ~ • 'The King's German Legion. ,:- Ist Battalion of tllo Line. Lieute na nt an d Adjutant Charl.-s Wiwi During:to, be Captain (with ttinpufary Rank) vice lerssen._ , • • - • Return of the Number of the 'Killed, Wounded, and Missing, • • of a I)tvi,ioli . of the _Army uccer tlitt Cortumlnd of his kx cellenck olcral Lord 'Visco unt W e lli ngton, K. y. .krt AV !on with the French Artriy : near Al me id a, ot i kV; • 1,/;.• • • 'Read Quarters, Alverca, July 25, tato. $ wounded: . kova :1 - 10.44e-Aptil lery - 2 horses killed ; 2 horses wounded ; . - rani: and tilk: m issing.. - - The Duke of Brunsyick oels' corps, To be Paymast,i - of " a Regiment ia.-tne Corps John cold, Esq. vice Bencraft, who resigns, b• MEMORANDUM, Ensign• Taylor, of the loth Fobr, is superseded, uever hav ing joiped his Reginierit.• Eititivrit in the Gazette of the atstuit: • - • 33d..F00t, For Arthur Trevor Hill, tent. to be Ensign,., read Aithur Hill Trevor, (;ent. to be Ensign. For litiign - Artlitir Trevor Hill, Gent. .to be Lieutenant, by purch.ise, ieact 4 1,1thur liill.frevor i Gent: to be Lieuten ant, by Li uyt..has.e. o f 11 "Pr ~ •,:► , , is,'47IaII:77CIES ..iNI,4IZGED. •. - Richard tli.. younger, of Pleasant-plaee, Pattie hritlAe, painter and glazier, from .Aug. 23 to Oct. 'l3, , it ton, at Guildhall.. • . • and .Williatyr Bucl;uell, of Kirhy-street, watch-manufacturers, from Aug. 4 to Sitt. 29„at ten, at Guildhall. la:nes-East ‘vood, of Liggert,..Yorkshire, calico. maker,. from Au‘. 18 to eS, at oe , ,:en, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Alc;t on, of Mancnester, victualler, from Aug. 14 to 23, at eleven, at 'the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. Thomas V.:lllishaw, late of Smithy- Ridge, - Si.kcstoile, York shire, corn,ilealer and Illiliet, fraill Aug., to . 4, ac ten, •at London. • .- B/I.\',t - kUPTCIES SUPERSEDkI): ._ .. . .. William lioard, of L9Avere East Smithfield, vidu4ler„ Thuliws Lap:o,A, of tiie,Nltituries,"slopseller. •Bti,\'Kß UP TS. Richard Read, of Lothbury, facior, to surrender Aug. 17, at 18, and Sept:-22, at. twelve, wave, at Guiltiltall. Attu:lnes, Messrs", Gregsou and .Axon, Angel-court, Throginurton, street. illia i n Cockle and William .NoWell, late. of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, curriers, Aug. 27, at five, 28, and Sept. •_zz, at eleven, at the. New , Court-house, Wakefield. Attar_ nies, Mr. Rklah, DeWsbury ;' or Mr. Cressley, Holborn; co,. t, Stephen Jackman,- of IVendover, .Buckinghamshire, draper, Aug. 14, 25 , , and Sept. 2.1, at ten, a t G ui f i l hall, Lpi,don. Attorney, Mr. Jesse, PrineeS-steeer; Soho: Joseph: S.iunders, ot •Watling-street, and Canunbuty-lane, waret;ouseinan, Aug. at, at twelve, 27; at five, and crept. - 22, at 'inne,• at Guildhall. .Attorney, Mr. Tit; 011 , cwt.. hani-pface, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars." WilliaM Baker, of Sandgate, Kent, ship-hailder, Aug 13, 28, and• Sept. 22, at ten, at Gi.nalhall. Atturmes, Messrs. Rigby aid Lowless, Chatham-place. . Wilitaut Mailalieu and George Malialieu, of Manchester, cotton-twist and cotton-wool dealers, Sept. 5,6, arid 22, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. AtiO.nies, Messrs. • , Halstead and Ainsworth,' Alalichester ; or 'Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. - John Armitage Brown and Charles Brown, late of Leaden hall -street, but now of, Nictiolas-lane, merchants, Aug. 18.25, and Sept.. 22, dt eleven, at-Guildhall. A ttowits, Messrs. Palmer, Toinlinsons,* and Thdinson, Cupthail . court, Throginorton-street. ' • - W it hint Berridge, of Maiden-lane,. Wood -street, Cheapside, hosier, Aug. 18,25, and Sept. 22, at eleven, at Guth:trail. A t tonnes, _ Messrs. A Ilsvpi) and Wells, Nottinglitan ; ur Mr. R; S. Taylor, Gray's -Inn. • - Morris Davies; of Liverpool, shopkeeper, Aug. 21, .21., and- Sept. 22, i.(t eleven, at'thc Pa:aee luu, Alancriester. , torilies, Mr. Partington,. Manchester ; or Mi. P. !lust!, • Ini'lerTemple. .HeilrY Id!, of'Watling-street, Manchester-warehouseman, Aug. - 14, 2j, and . ..kin: 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. turuey, Mr. Courteen, Walbrook. Elizabeth Been,-late, ot parharn,ni-street, milliner, Aug. t 7, at ten, 18, anti Sept. 22, at twelve, at CoCadia:L.: • floc. ties,' Messrs,,Dotun, Allery, silil Best, Patern- - Jster-row. William Brill, late of Woodblidge, Suffolk, batcl*, Sept., 10,,,, sill 22, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Saxmundlnott. Attori:i , s, Mr. ). MOore, Wuudstock-street, Loncl•in ; of Mr. -Soutowele, Samminditain. Ackland, of Union-street,' Bishopsgate-street, %%Lt.-led -maker, Aug-. 18; 2;, Sept:2a, ‘r e! ye, at Guildhall. A tiorntes, &Ir. Dean-street,. Soho ; ter Mr. W . Knight, Kens:lreton. John Louis Martell, ,of Lower . 1 hamas.steet; merchant, Aug.., 18, 25, and Sept. 22, at ten, at UnildnalL, At tomies, Messrs. Crowder, Lavle., ant Garth, l'rederick- place,,'Oicl : Jewry. Sirin Strickland, of Wchinotid. Green, Surrey, tailor, Aug. 48,.25, and Sept. 22, 'at tWeive, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Riveis, Garlick-hill.. John ot Al:lei:test - hid-street, Soho, builder and ear_ penter,. Aug. z!, at twelve, 27, at rive„ and Sept. 22, at • nine, at Guildhall: Ai tonnes, Messrs. Sweet and Stuitc.;,. K Mg's- Bench.walks, Temple. .• Abraham Lande, ot Leacienilait-street,:liatjwarem a n, Air;, - 18, atone, Sept e, and 22, ateleven, at G t , hlhall. ,A t_ toiney• ' Mr; t lanky, New ilekrige-:-.treet, Joseph tlook - ;-. of Bei mondsey NeW-rha t i,' Sul rev, vect u allj r , Aug. 18, ; at ten, 28, and Sept. 22, at one, at , G tning - it, Attorney, Mr. Orchard, Ilattun:.Garden. . • • Sept. 1.. Moses Rovers, of Footing, Surrey, viaualler, at eleven, at Guildhall,. London. Aug. 25. Henry Herve,-of Ctreapside, jeweller, at twelVe, at Guildhall. Aug. 25. " John Parkinson•• Wholley, of Walham-Green, brewer„at twelve, at Guildhall. • Sept. 6. " Samuel Reddish, Reddish, Joseph Red ' dish;'ancl James Reddish, of Prestbury, Cheshire, cotton. spinners, at eleven, at the MaccleA - ield Arm.. Hotel, - Macclesfield. Aug. 25. William Fortn um , of Ball-alley, -1--ombard-strect., stationer, at eleven, at Sept.. r. John Spottistvoode, 01 Tokenhimie-yard, money scrivener, at one, at Guildh a ll. • . .%. Sept.. t 3. Elizabeth Cox, of ,01 VeStOrl, Gloucestershire, .shopkeeper, at twelve., at the Bush Tavern„Brist9l. : Sept. r. tvilliam Fly "end holm Fly, of Croydon, Surrey, • and of Lung-acre, Middlesex, bricklayers, at eleven, at G itlidhall. r • Sept. 7. .Robart Swan, of Liverpool, contedioner, at eleven, at tile Star and, Ga•rter Tavern,' Liverpool. Sept. H. Tlionlas 'finale, of tVhitley, Northumberland, farmer, at dirre,,at the Star an:l Garter inn, North Sltleids. Sept. 1. Charles / Wright, of Aidgato, tobacconist,, at uric, at • Guildhall. Sept. li. Richard Shickerrrell, of Seven O a k s, Kent, inn < keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 1.. Samuel Davis,. the younger, late of..llforcl, Essex, shopkeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London: • Sep'. I: James:Denison, Ww. Andrews Phelps, and Ceo. •.IVilliertis, of Friday-street, Cheapside, warehousemen, at: twelve, at Guildhall. Sept..l. R. W. U. Schnieder, of White Lion -court, 131rehin lane; merchant, at twelve, at C : • Sept. ti. Harry Hale arid Harry Haggard Hale, of-Birchin , lane, oilmen, at t e n, a t G u ildh a ll . - . • • - 1 r. Sept. to. J. J. Fuller, of. YOxf o rd, Sutra, slio, keeper,''at three; at Star TaVern, Great Yarmouth. Sept: 3. lotto Watson. jun. anti Paul Catter.:ll, of Preston; Lancashire, cotton-spinners, at eleven, at the Castle Inn Preston. , Sept. 3. Thomas Ainsworth, John Watson, John Watson, I jun. and Joseph Watson, of Preston, ,Lancashire, cotton- ma s nufaciurers, at. eleven, at the Castle Inn, Preston. Sept. Ir. Geo. Stratton, of Precadillyyirorphonger, at twelve, at Guildhall: ' " •• • Sept. I. John Harkness, of Addle-street, I Vood-street, trier . chant, at one, at Guildhall. Sept r. George Stockwell, late of Sheerness', - Kent, boat. builder, at ten, at Guddhall, London. . Aug.. 28. tarries Gorton, date of Mr,mchester,'lnerchant, at three, at the Star Inn, •i•darielrestcr. , Sept. 8. Robert Sadler, •,of South Shields; Durh am, mer chant, at eleven; •at. the Qurran's Inn, Newcastle-upon- Tyne'. Aug 25: James Lee, of Lewr!s, Sasses, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londoii. Sept. t 2. James Chidell, of Southampton-,• porter and ale= • merchant, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Rooney. CERTIHLATE.Y. Sept. t.--Thom.s Gillam anal .William tVeaver, of St. MI- • chael, Woreesrer, drapers. • fames Rose, sell. and James Rose, jun. of Sy mond's Wharf; Tooley.streetv- provision-rnercharits. Joint Lyon; p 1 Richmond, Surrey, sadler. • II Richard Davies, o; Ruse's-gaieWay, Russ:A.:street, Barmor.d sey, leather dresser.' • . Thohlas Hayward Mark Reid, of Red Lio - .-4treet, Holborn, shoemaker. • • . Henry isrowne Withers, of Greenhill's-rents, Smithfield , bars merchant. Pownal), of Bristol, dealer. „. tVilliarn Forster, of Carburtua-street, Fitzroy-square, coach- maker. • - j(thr }fills, of Lceds. Kent, miller: Withain K.hlsey, of ()xtord-street, coach-maker. • Peter ,3i s, of Glocesterterrace, Ciumon-„4,:rt-road, auc. ti,ncer. - , , Williarii Pook, jun. of Wick and Abson, Gloucester, paper. maker. - William Lamb, of Dudley, Worcester, viati'aller. Nicholas Elia, late of juddldriee Ett.,;t, nierchant. flihn Simonet, of Great Portland-st'reet, haberdasher. iotiathan Hain,.of Hampton, victualler. ►nne lopes, late of St. fames-street, milliner. filcock, of.Maccle., , field, grocer. .• • LONDON: Printed by RI(:FIARD HARR: s, ot No; 4. Martlett-cowt. i3ow-street ; - and Pcblisbetl by WILLIAM ARMI G g R SCRIPPS, South moltai At the S,us-OFF;cg,,-No, 1 strand, vinete ilavertisements, Orders for the Pape.r, Letters flir the Editor. , &c. (post-paid), u • POLICE. 'BOW -STREET.---A few daYs•sinceinformation received at the above Of - fice, from Ireland, that 3 man at the: name o f , Piztrickiluglies w as li v ing a , 20, King-street,- St. Janie*7s, who had escall'', trOar froladd,,- in conse quence o f .his, being charge' by . the- Coroner's Inq uest w i t h t h e - wilful murder 01, Mr. Hinny, Of Loga r ./Vrnple, .in the, county 01 Mayo. .10 \ consequence of which Rivett and La%et'' der wept there on Friday, but they found he did L t ' t , • reside there ; th e y however dicovered that he lit>Lj with his brother in Vali-mall. Lavender, attencieu by Smith, one at th e patrole,.weA the-brother.s about "six o'clock on Saturd;ty m o r n i ng .. N on e vt - the family Were. up ; the brother, however, soo n made his appearance:Lavender sp o k e to hi m ‘ ,l '"' an Irish accent,:...and told him , he had brought a le t ' ter for his -brother from helm - a in. consequeLl . c e i Patrick Hu g h es soon ma d e his appearance, and aske d Lavendertor the letter, which not being pro duced; and La - vend e r as ki ng him from what part 'of IreLo L , became, he answered that was nothing to and began.tO square his •atin:i,: as if inclined to )s,g h : Lavender seized him by the collar, and drew 11 ' s , cutlass. Hughes endeavoured -to wrest - the cull" from the officer, by seizing hold-of the bla.:e his left hand, and oe3rly'cut offsomeof his finge r '; With the assistance of Smith the patrole, ne•g u. . hint down, and put handcuffs. on bite.. He taken to the Office, and underwent an2examinati'''' betbre Mr. Bead; after which he was coMinitted I'othill fields Bridewelbtill someone arrives from lend to, identify, his person, - On Friday. morning, as Humphreys was pasir'g through Hoibdrii, he observed a well-known char'lc ter of time name. of Charles Laterenee, in '6A - op:I 3 ; f: 'with another man, looking im n at a pawnbro .shop-Nitindow. They 'Weill into the shop, and i " : few minutes alter 4-lumpineys toll Owed thew, 01 ' - went'up abruptly t o the man w ho .was. ir, cornpan( - with Ldwrence, •who had frowsers on, and What - ship, toy lad The man answie!'e with considerable agitation, " No ship at all; I be ; long to the VittuallittgOdice." 'Ch ar l es Lawre"'- observed ham, that ,he was his b rot h er Willi0 11 '": 'and he knew hitn. flunipbreys replied, '' j. h"'‘ you t0,, - be a thief." H ump h reys i nqt:ired %vhat 1 -11c9 - were doing in the shop ? .and wa* informed were purchasing, a silver .pepper-castor fur e 7 - a n d bad tendered/a 101.. note for,payment. Humphreys searched •Lawrence, we ho •'''' given, the 101. note, land for Once. one [totes upo n him ;-te Irvin which Circumntance he petted the 101.•wlie was tither bad or a st u '‘i:, one.; and t oo k the' n'ut.pbtrr apdparitt.ul.irs The sane man bad also a-valuable watch-en:lit) seals. flumphreys• .tool; 'them. b;.t! into co - o': , ';; L i and, upon inquiry, the w att: l l and :" upon Lam ret!ce,,-pru,cti iu by o Cetnan, ‘vh o ,was.4nockeo down and a mornings since, in Ruse -street, Covent 7t 2, - •lrden. ". 1 101. note pro6Al to ho. a .g.)od, cite, and, L.) ace b : 10 reeeiv v. ed in change t o r . a . .:3J1. .htch pi. sn oseo have bten sullen. • ine pritioi4eC. wee c04) , . , .1itt::d :Or turf Ler nal ion . of Last weds: an inquest VV;IS held in the cop nty j , D.,), near Lisburn ' on 111,2 h4:dy' . of a- gii l " d ` l3 ,,,l Mary Lint,ighan, about- 14 )-e:-;ys 0 . 1 1 talcen • out of the . 'k..ritial!,n , :..ar that. plice• ) c , he . witneses ex.awined bef..re the Ju r y uryti'i 4 4 l °, canon, it appeared t h a t the d , ckmsed was indoixt Epprentice to. a ,Mr. Heory I.,ntiston, 'groce r ' ;II in Lisburn and that 11 wing been repe il t , -;!1)' fi .01 some" faults, she was desired On Wo.itiesoaY R i 3t for the bondsm e n'who had been ca u ti o nary b ," good behalloor,• in ordvr that matters -settled in a friendly Wanner.: But the u tn rifuriP h i atp gul, it supposed, alarmed and a s i i aed at is prospect of .disclesiire, had adopted the dreadful I.L' Solti►iUtt of drownin:g herself. Auitinerant dealer in t0y5,..&c... died last \ ifecic at Lineolo, at the age of 70. By perpetualiy 1 )1.63 ' nig pov e rty,,l e had"obtained f ur .some tune 1) 3 t 1 : i t ;; ettial assist4ni . e for his own supi.;,9rl, and and family were occasionally adm.i . ttcd into I t_ sr workhouse. -O n hi s d eat h:h e b. :q pr o l' ` l p" 1 , ( 1 to the amount- - of 1,0001. to a peisoo nO Way rely to . . .i. , CR AVISZN, AL7G - US to. Arrived—the Ma rga r etta a n d Sop hia, T Key, in Key, and the 4 ' llD' try, Nelson, .IrJin tileenlinal. Sailed—the Ilhia, Watts, .for Tenerifre. ' • • .1 1 .1,1R1:11.W . „ , 30 / . 1.• On the 4th inst. by i;;ecial hceose, Fr4ncis, :on of the late 1(ob-:rt town, in the Cont:ty ut Meath, aid grJ;;;1. Lr 6t'" 1 - orde, late GoOerr er-Ceneral of India, to .li. hz..! - ).. , th , 6 -ter oltjez)rge IN , l'Entngart, ('-051;;,..1t0r of Oft%i;Ll' '''" l:s4' On l'hursuay lA,i, at Snarestr)ne, Geor . , t , e. jun. to .Vfis. Won - ha:Aid, only' dm.rgr.ter of lotto - Dr uffi ' . Esq. of bharestotte , l-litil, in . the County 01_ LeA: - ?s , e l ' o2 ,,(o''' On Sato-I - jay last, at St. Ciement's Dane., 1 ,1 ; 6 Esq. 'of 1 1: , ,, hopsgate-Ntteet;• tir Mi.,. Initwuaii, 01 1% , c • Mr. C hark, I . lolder, - ,.'lcik'st , to Nliss 1). Car's, ,Cary, F.„l , - • i.)/p. on-the sat inst. at his seat at Much Hati:laru, nc rts ; tj'‘ . chard Esq. Rtcot4r' of fleittuici, ," • • Senior lir neneri ofthe Inner Temple, I?. A.: .11 ) 1' 01i the: 2.zd ult.-on his: front 1..1,..b0n, Li e-r ' . Colorz.:l:Drunurtond, of the 3d, or Old BUils. 1,:,t1f On Sunday the sth list. Ennisocire, - in the County of .1%.-eri) On ,Vloiiday the.oth in,t. Mrs. Hader, wife of /Uhler; A ttorti ey at Law , Sevciioak - s, K ent , of joint Crunden,. • Esq .. of tin - cford dONluf( l - 5 "`; ;I iii )) veaOn Vriti,ty last, in f oho wn o ,h c „ c i . rsAleorber of !lament for the Borough of • 'U SAT LTRDAY.. Bank Stock, , , inclia Stock, al P" Navy 5 per CeOt 9 5 i ii-4 India Bonds ; zis. - 2.0. 1 , . Irish 5 per Cenc.. .I:xcheq 13. L .s, 35. t.'" 1 ' 4 per ,CII„:. Sc 011)1,111 AI, ; 1 - 011$• • per Cent.Red i . I tnpe'l.4l 3 per Cent. „ 3 p.i Cent.' Cons. 6Si i i Coos'. for 29(11 :dui; . 09 Bank L. Ann. tE 9 thttis $ . ).street, ; G rbrvenoroquare. lust be a4dressad. ~,, ~~~ eIRI - 11S. ' On the gth inst. at the Parsonage-House, Upper coinhe,Randolph, ot Datigkter. , pcit .Vriday last, at his house hi Tortlantl.:place, the of Valentine Conch)+, Esq. ofa Daughter. • - On . Saturday,.evening, at the house ot 'chit Ley, Margaiet-st re“,,Wotininster, Lady k ranc;:s Ley, ot ter. _ A /k‘i c„,, Sui Efesv"--A''',47 f I 9 S U to